exhustedmommy Archive

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2	Women do stuff like this and wonder why the left is losing ground... These girls are idiots! This is why I am worried about my son growing up. All it takes is some psycho girl to cry rape and my son can have his ENTIRE LIFE turned upside down. Makes my blood boil. I shouldnt have to teach my son to be suspicious of all women and document everything in their relationships, but sadly, that's where it looks like its heading.	/r/MensRights	15/09/19 04:33 PM
4	Double Standards Absolutely agree. I am not going to subject my child to a possibly hostile environment just because the man happened to get me pregnant. The thing is, woman need to be responsible for their actions as well, it take to people to get pregnant, that isn't the man's fault, and if he doesn't want the child then he should be able to walk away like woman can with the safe havens and such. And your right saying that men do everything to us and we have no choice is 100% a cop out. Being a parent is HARD …	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 05:38 AM
2	Double Standards Yes, what I was saying (and proved in the link) is that I cannot just put any person's name I want on my child's birth certificate without their knowledge. They have to sign an affidavit acknowledging that they are the bio father/that they are willing to be the legal father. EDIT: As for the DNA testing thing, my friend went through that with her son. The guy kept skipping court and not showing up for the test. Child support enforcement sent him a letter (that she also got a copy of) stating tha…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 05:28 AM
6	Double Standards Your welcome. I just feel there are so many options for a woman to opt out of parenthood no questions asked, why can't a guy? While it can still be a hard pill to swallow from the child's perspective, I still 100% believe it's best that the child isn't subjected to a parent that doesn't want them. That's how child abuse can happen. Now obviously not every parent, or even most parents, that don't want their children abuse them, but I just feel like someone (mother or father) are more likely to ta…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 05:17 AM
2	Double Standards You can't just put any Tom, Dick, or Harry on a birth certificate. The would-be father has to sign an affidavit confirming that he is the father. Now you can DNA test anyone, and if one guy continues to dodge it the court will give him one last chance for the test, and if they don't show they will automatically be placed on the birth certificate and made responsible (I feel like that isn't right, but it's mostly a scare tactic to get the guy in for the test, still not cool)	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 03:54 AM
23	Double Standards Personally I don't think anyone (man or woman) should be forced in any way to raise or have a child. I also think that signing away rights should be an easier process. Many judges won't grant TPR unless there is another person there to pick up those rights. I don't make my son's father pay child support, I ask him for money here and there to help with school things but that is about it. I still let him see his son, and if he was a stable person I would share custody. When I found out I was pregn…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 03:49 AM
2	Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations. Oh I do. I have expressed this concern with all of my mother friends and they absolutely agree with me. I don't care about being sided with other woman, I care about the safety of my children and others children and I will support what is right regardless of if I piss off some feminist. No one's life should be ruined over some girl trying to get revenge. When I lost my virginity my mother tried to convince me that my boyfriend raped me, he didn't nor would he have ever. She tried to get me to go…	/r/MensRights	23/02/18 01:22 AM
2	Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations. Yep absolutely. I feel like you should have just as harsh of a sentence for falsely claiming rape as you do for committing rape.	/r/MensRights	22/02/18 05:00 PM
9	Universities need to stop suspending students who are being accused of sexual misconduct until they are proven guilty. They also should have the right to stay anonymous until their convictions. At least this student won the first battle and he is now planning to seek damage over false allegations. I absolutely agree. Sadly there are many girls who cry rape when a guy dumps them, won't sleep with them, or won't date them, and in the case of my husband (this happened in highschool) when they don't want to get caught cheating so they tell their SO they were raped. It is despicable. I also believe that woman who falsely accuse men of this should be punished severely as these types of allegations can 100% ruin someone's life. I have 3 children, a girl and 2 boys. I am not in any way worried ab…	/r/MensRights	22/02/18 12:39 AM